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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-21
A CONTEST.
TEE sussyx BONDS TO rHx ATLANTIC
AND pAsvILLy RAILWAY.
A orssnville Murder Cass-A Proposed
Cotton Exchange Gives Great
Satisfaction.

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch :
PETERsBuRo. Sept 90, 1897.
A letter just received here states that
the Board Of Supervisors of Sussex
county have determined TO contest the
validity OF the subscription made by
that county 70 the Atlantic and Dan
vile Railway Company, the amount of
which was about Sl20, 900. The county
Of Greenville took similar action
nearly q year ago, but no results have
been yet arrived at by the courts. II is
understood that the Sussex authorities
have retained Ex-Governor William Z.
Cameron and Messrs. George. $. Der
nsrd and William b. McIlwaine rs their
counsel. The Grcenvillo case will
come before Judge Hancock at the
next term Of his Circuit Court in this
city, and will be watched with great
deal OF interest, especially by the peo-
pie OF the two counties Of Greenyills
and Sussex.
There is negro prisoner in the jail
here awaiting trial for murder in the
county of GreenvIlle. His name is
Granville Watson, and the charge is
that Of deliberately shooting and kill
ing negro at Bcllfeld-fnll particu-
lars Of which were published in the
DispQtch at the time. Watson has
been kept in the Jail here for fear that
he would not be safe IN the jail at
Hicksiofd, his crime having caused a
great deal of feeling among the friends
OF the murdered man. He will be tried
before Judge Hancock at the next
term Of the Circuit Court Of that
county.
Our merchants are moving actively
for the establishment OF cotton ex-
change in Petersburg, the need of
which has long been felt. A commit
tee have been Canyassing for members
to. day, and have met with such graft
flying approval Of the scheme that the
exchange may be considered matter
Of success.
The announcement in the Dispatch
This morning that Rev. r.. r. AGREE, Of
LynchburP, had accepted the call to
the pastoral charge Of tho First Baptist
church in This city was received with
sincere satisfaction 10y the members Of
that church, who viii extend him
warm Welcome when he comes.
There was an unusual number of
cases Of drunkenness before the mayor
this morning, the disposition Of which
occupied the attention Of the court for
several hours. RoBIN ADMR.
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IsLE OF wIGnr nEmoCRATs.
Nomination for Ihe EEOuSe-DeIe.
xPtes 90 the Senatorial
Convention.

4 convention Of the Democratic
voters OF lf!e Of Wight county was held
at the Courthouse on the 18th dag Of
September, 1887, for the purpose Of
nominating @ candidate for the H3us'
Of Delegates Of Virginia aud for other
purposes
c. +. Day, Eco, chairman Of the
Executive Committee, called the con
ytrtion 10 order
Ir George II. Jordan Wa elected
chairman of the convention AM G. II.
laIt secretary.
Jacob A. johnson. ESQ, OF Windsor
district, was nominated by acclsmation
as the candidate for the House of Dele
gates.
The following persons were elected
as delegates and alteruates t. tn stna-
torial convention 10 he held at Suffolk
on the I'D instant:
From Windsor District; G. f. Joyncr,
II. =. +. Phillips, Y. j. Clements, Dr.
Gavin Eawls, Robert z. BAILEY, +. :.
Spivcy, j. +. Laey, Ur. L. Pieyce, ".
J. Saunders, and Albert N. Lee, dele
gates : and O. il. batteu. Within G.
BatIen, Ludlow Watkins. james l..
johnson. Lewis &. Turner John l..
Lawrcrce, Judson c. CoG0,iii WIliian
II. Barnes, Spencer Carr, and james
l.. Rhodes. al.Iuetes.
From hardy District: \ ). Bird
song. Thomas \. Jones, T. T.. Won
bic, James a. Bmiey. Joseph G. Good
rich. \. j. Mumfori, John ". Stot,
Joseph y. " bite, J.. y. Whitley, and
Or. John VI. lawson, delegates aud
William J. Thomgs, Joseph A. Turner,
4. b. Stott, Nicholas usTgIove, john
=. :. Brauch, 4. ~. Jenkins. ). s..
Urquhart, J.. L. Fcllines, James r.
Whitley, and Wi,,iom y. Cox, altar
mates.
From Newport District; George Il.
Cooke, Thomas y. Wright, Nails Is.
Winston, ". L. jor3ou, @. L. Day
John 4. +. Iluden, Lcmuel Branch,
and John q. Wilson, delegates alj
n. Paul Jones, Julius q. DIrien, ).
l.. Saunders, Robert .. White, James
7. heath, Robert q. Blackwell. Jsmes
y. ] orteT, James q. Branch. Whit T..
Branch, and George 81. Gay, alter
mates.
{. L. Day, Esq., was iected chair
nan Of The County Executive Commit
tee, and the following persons We're
elected members OF tine Executive Com
mitloc: For windsor District: Dr.
Garym BaWls, j. G. Couuc.U, +. D..
Clements, 10. L. Bailey, William ".
]oynor. 4. J. Marshall, Ludlow
Watkins, T. c. Council, ". }. Saun-
deIs, A. +. Lee, aud John l.. Lawrence.
For Hatdy District John W.
Lawrence, John ". Stoll, I. A. Coter,
a. :. BiIdsong, William Il. Cox,
Thomas n. Jones, William H. McClel-
land, DR.. W. ID. Turner, Charles W.
Bailey, Is. c. Chandler, y. D. IL. Mum
ford, and Il. l.. Mumford. For New
port District I. y. Wright, Z. 5.
Thomas, W. y. jordan, G. c. Chsnnel.
NJ. r. Winston, James Il. Porter, w.
W. Hodsden, II. f. Boykin, James o.
Branch, 10. G. Blackwell, C. i. Day,
and James b. Britt.
On motion, Lemuel Branch, W. j.
Saunders, and \. b. II. Mumiorl were
appointed a committee to notify Jacob
A. johnson, Esq, Of his nomination.
On motion, it was directed that
copies Of these proceedings be furnished
10 the Richmond daily Dispafch and
Suffolk HcrQld for publication.
On motion, adjourned.
GEoBoE II. JoRDAN, Chairman.
c. III. Hart Secretary.
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TIE EASTERN SHORE.
Interesting Memorial Seryiccs-A
EnfrP Crowd.

Large crowd.
lCouespon 1ence Of tbs Richmond Dispatch.l
ONANCoCK, September 10, 1887.
The memorial services held in the
Baptist church here yesterday in honor
largely attended, every seat in the
bUilding-main floor and gallery
being occupied. Rev. Mr.. Handy, OF
Poc0moke City, Md, a kinsman and in
innate friend OF the deceased minister,
delivered fine memorial address in the
forenoon rcceunting the chief events in
tie life of MIR. Boston, showing the
many difficulties with which he had to
contend and over which he finally
tnumpbed. Mr.. Boston was born in
Somerset county, Md, near the Vir-
ginia line. in 1920; WIS educated at the
baptist Seminary in Richmond, now
Richmond College, and at the Colum-
ban College i'll Washington, and began
life as missionary Oh the Eastern
Shore Of Maryland and Virginia, then
uncongcnial for the growth of Baptist
doctrines. Is an evidence of the low
ebD OF the Baptist church in this
section when Mr.. Boston began his
ministry the speaker referred to the
fact that when Mr.. Boston went TO
preach in POcomoke City, which after
wards became the scene of his labors
and lis last home on earth, there was
not one Baptist in all the town. Under
bis miniStratiOns churches were built
in various places and many souls con-
yCIted and added to the church. Sub
sequently he filed pulpits in Peters
burg aid Tarmyille, Va; French
town, y. j. Baltimore and Onancock
from which latter place lie removed
four years ago TO POcOmoke City, where
he died on the eth day Of last June.
HE speaker dwclt on his excellence as
q gentleman, a Christian, and preach
ar, and paid warm though just tribute
to the memory OF the good man who
was respected, honored, 9nd loved by
all WHO knew him. During the deliv-
cry of the address many persons were
deeply affected rs the speaker told of
some pathetic scene in the life of the
deceased or recalled some noble and
woll-rcmemltred trait Of his character.
The venerable George Bradford,
long a Baptist missionary in thi, part
Of the State, delivered an interesting
and appropriate address in the after
noon, and Rev. Frank Boston, Of War
rcnton, Va, a son Of the deceased miu-
lister. preached ct night. The church
WIS tastcfully decorated with flowers
and the building well filed at all the
services ~ people who desired t. show
honor to the memory of a truly good
and Christian man. The music was
Appropriate and beautiful.
kALLIAs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-21

The Late Colonel RaII-Accidents.
Special telegram TO the Dispatcll.l

Special telegram 10 the Dlspach.l
ALEXANDRIA, Va, September 20
The death Of Colonel Mott Dulaney
Ball st Sitka, Alaska, is announced.
Colonel Bell was native Of Fairfax
and we'll known throughout the State,
and especially hereabouts, where both
as n soldier and a politician he became
prominent. Before the war he raised
and commanded the FairfaX Cavalry.
He was captured the morning the
Federal troops crossed the Potomac,
but was subsequently psroled. He re-
entered the Confederate service, serving
throughout the war; Afterwards. du-
ring the Greeley and Hayes campaign,
he vss politician, ana successfully
published for some years the Virginia
HcHtinct here, giving it up to accept
the Sitka collectorship prot'ered by
President Hayes, losing it later, how
ever, to be sent back as district attOr-
ncy by President Cleveland. lie was
an amiable man, and had numerous
staunch friends. lie was fifty years Of
age, and leaves 2 widow and i've chill
drcn.
Last night 8 young man named Tom
Wood, working at Wat erloo bit living
in town, got his foot mashed bya Pull
man car at the Midland depot, the acct
dent necessitsting amputation to-day.
A man named Wheatlcy WAS pain
fully injured by timber falling of n
car on Union street and striking him
this afternoon.
An imbccile negro girl Was run over
by tic Midland train near Warronton
Sunday and instantly killed.
Mr.. Frank Hume has offered Bishop
Keane the choice Of twenty-five acres
on Arlington Heights for the site Of the
proposed Catholic university.
Much excitement whs created in the
noighborhoOd Of the Midland depot to-
night 10y tie arrest OF a man accused Of
stealing a watch. lie resisted Officer
Cmump, scuilo ensucd, and the Of
Gcer was shot III the hip. The prisoner
was finally taken to the station-house.
Crump's wound is not serious, how
ever
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-21

The Fight in the Republican Con
vcDtiou-Cait Accepted.


VcDtiOu-Cait Accepted.
ICorresponconce of the Richnond Dispsich.l
LOUISA COURTHOUSE, Sept. 20, 1897.
The fight iu tue Republican conven-
ton which met here yesterday to nOmi'
nate candidate for the House Of Dele
gates was lively. Messrs William
Jackson Walton, Henry j. Vale, aud
J. ". FoindeXter were placed in nomi-
nation. Each OF these gentlemen was
permitted TO appear before the conven-
ton, state bis position, and assert his
claim to the support of the convention.
Twenty ballots were taken, most
OF them resulting as the first-viz. :
Walton, $50; Vale, 436; Poindexter,
$50. About sundowD, when all wero
convinced that the nomination of either
Of these gentlemen was impossible, it
was moved by some one that Colonel
". g. Elan, late editor OF the Wing,
lie nominated by reclamation, which
WAS done with considerable enthusi-
asm and in few minutes the conysu-
ton adjourned. Both sides now have
THEN candidates in the field, and both
sides seem to feel equally confident Of
electing their man.
A child Of Mr.. II. p. Tolley, a mer-
chant OF our town, was taken with con-
WILSON'S Sunday about o'clock and
died yesterday morning at s. The
stricken family have the sympathy Of
the entire community.
Rev. A. q. Loving, for several years
pastor of the Baptist church here, has
accepted call to Caroline county, and
viii leave in short time for his new
field of labor. M.
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Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispstch.l
JAMESTOWN, CUMBERLAND COUNTY,

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispstch.l
JAMESTOWN, CUMBERLAND COUNTY,
September 10, 1881.
On yesterday at IL A. NJ. the Rev. G.
r. Jones was by order of the Presby-
terry of West Hanover installed pastor
of the Cumberland church. Rev.
Charles White, u. D., Of Hampton
Sidney, by appointment preached the
installation sermon, and Rev. ". II.
Neel, of Farmyille, delivered the
charge to the people and also to the
pastor in appropriate words. DIR. Nc
Ilwaine, who was also to take part, not
being well was not able to be present.
IN the afternoon at 4 o'clock Mr..
Jones was installed as pastor OF the
Presbyterian church Of jamestown.
Rev. q. l.. Cook, Of Ssndiler, n. g.,
being present, was invited to preach.
The usual questions to minister aud
congregation were propoundod by DR..
White, after which he gave a charge to
the pastor, and Rev. Mr. Neel gave q
charge to the people.
Mr.. Jones, the pastor, is young
man OF promise, and enters his field
with prospects of usefulness The old
Cumberland church was probably organ
lied by Rev. Samuel Davies as early as
the year 100. The first pastor was in
stalled in 1851. When the Hanover
Presbytery was organized in 1775 the
Cumberland church was taken under
its care. EIsOT.
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= SAD RCCEDEHT.
= Steamship EnGtnecr's Death at
NeBpGFg News.


Correspondence Of tho Richmond Dispatch.
NENrOEr NENs, VA, Sept. 20, 81.
4 very sad accident happened here
at iate lCur on yesterday. The Bri-
tish steamship Cydonia, Captain George
Wright, from Matanzas, Cuba, bound
fer boston with cargo Of sugar. called
e this port for bunker coal and pulled
into the coal-dock about o'clock y.
n. rs Is the custom, as soon as the
steamer va, last 10 the dock the chief
engineer went up Oh the dock to see
stout the coal. The electric lights
were shining, but the engineer
Was not acquainted with the pier, and
suddenly lie stepped int coal-chute
ard shot down to the water below,
Striking q vessel moored alongside in
lis descent. His fall was seen 10y a
ran ON the dock, and an alarm at once
raised. His hat was found floating
near, but lie did not come to the sur
face A drag was speedily gotten III
operation, aud in an hour his body was
hooked and brought up. On his
head was found an ugly wound
caused 10y his striking the schooner,
end this accounts for hls not coming to
the snIiace. lie was a young man
about thuty-onc years Of age, and was
highly esteemed BY his captain, who
seemed TO feel his death very keenly.
lie leaves widow and three children
across the ocean, at South Shields,
England, from whom there were seve-
Ial letters III the Office here awaiting
his arrival. lis death was cabled to
them 10y the captain, and the steamer
then proceeded ON her voyage, leaving
the body to DO inferred here. PAUL.
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used all his efforts to nc
complish bis purpose. The screams
Of Mrs. Forest brought assistance, and
the negro broke and ran through the
hioh grass. leaving one OF his fingers
in Mrs Forests mouth. The lady wa
stripped of. her clothing and nearly
nude when the negro left. at latest
accounts the people were securing the
country for the miscreant, with a lynch
ing lob probable. Mrs. Forest is very
much Frustrated by the brutal assault,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-21
RoCKBnrDGE ALUE.
The Close OF the NeasOn-The social
kiement.

lCorrespondence Of the Richmond Dispeeh.l
RoCEBRIDGE ALU1i SPRINGS, !
September 10, 1887.
/ have left charming c0terjc in
the parlor, who are discussing the at
fairs of all the nations, 10 write you =
snort letter. The rain is coming down,
rs it were, in unison with our feelings,
weeping for the close OF this bright
happy summer. From my arrival in
June, when hammer and ssg aud paint
brush and pruning knife we're all rival
ling 10 give uss cheerful Welcome then
the daily arrivals Of loaded stages until
every room WAS filled, it has been one
constantly. shifting panorama, with
each scene developing some i'm
pioyement on It's foIerauner, I'M
III now, even with tho sad fare.
wells OF such scores OF lovely people
lipeirg u our ears with the band that
discussed such sweet music on lawn
and IN ballro gone, we still feel that
new element Of JOY comes in. The
social quality now comes 10 the front,
and rs We meet around our cheerful
IRE or come IN from the walk or drive,
err checks tiDgling with cold and our
hands filed sith the exquisite fall
leaves end wild flowers, and try 10 eY.
press In words the gorgeous beauty Of
the mountains, We sigh for tboss who
have left US and feel very thankful that
30 goodly and charming a remnant are
sill here.
We Dlill number about seyenty-dye
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-21

LOUISA, Ky, September 2O.-This
morning William Thompson concealed
himself near the house ofA.J. ThOmp-
son, eight miles from here, aud shot
three men bcrs OF the family-One Of
them fatally. The murderer also shot
scLoolteacher. His victims were his
own cousins. He has not been cap
tured.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-21

Isnecial telegram I, the Disnatch.l

SrAuNToE, VA, September co.
Board of Supervisory of Frederick
county rs. City of Winchester. Further
argued by r. Z. Bird for appellant and
by r.. T. Barton and Holmes Conrad
for appellee and continued till to-mor-
row for final hearing.
Smith and Hartsook, administrators,
rs. Crawford. administrator. From
Nelson. Writ of certiorari awarded
for appellees.
Guthrie rs. Guthrie. From Augusta.
Appeal and superscdeas allowed and
writ awarded.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-21

XXrANIED, 4 SNARr COLpRED
" BOY, from 9tteeu 20 eighteen yoar' old.
e. 60 Giniue-room ana other WORK. NOls need
Gprly ithout gOol rc comm uiluon.
JONN IS. GORDON,
20 north Laurel or north Tenth street,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-21

Especial telegram to the Dispatchl
NoRroLK, Va, September 20.-In-
telligence has been received here OF an
attempted assault on Mrs. Thomas
Forest near Mathews Courthouse by
anegro on Friday. Mrs. Forest had been
to the Courthouse 10 enter her child at
the public school. Returning home
near the Glebe and East river roads a
negro made furious attack upon her.
While screaming for help she fought
the negro desperately, biting and
scratching with al her might The
negro beat and choked her and
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-21
buckingham and Cumberland Dem
0erafS.

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch
BUCKINGHAM G. H., Sept. ID, 1887.
The Democratic convention which
met here to-day was largely attended
and was composed OF some OF the best
citizens of the district. Hon. J. J. 4.
Powell was nominated for the Senate,
CAPTAIN Camm Patteson for the House,
and Colonel Samuel +. Coleman as
"F1oater" from Cumberland and Buck.
ineham. / think the nominations will
give general satisfaction. ii.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-21
FiRht Among nailroaa Nerroes


LYScHBURo, Va, September 20. An
Adeanec special from Fincastle, Va,
says: A general fight took place among
q large gang Of railroad negroes near
Wilson, Botetourt county. yesterday,
in which many we're wounded, and one
named Ross will die. The origin OF
the difficulty is not known.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-21

T. A Il MIN G. IMPLEMENTS,
II HORSES, MULES, COWS, CROP or
CORN, &C.. &C. FOR SALE PRIVATELY.
aud IA lots 10 suit Also. HOUSE AND FARM
FOR RENT. Apply on tho promises. nssr
west Leigh street, 10
MRs sALLIE PHILLIPS,
SO 203t Adminisiralrix Of John Phillips
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-21
Hvnsninrtnn nnhLee.

Thursday, September 18th, the Wash
ington and Lee University began ope-
rations for another year. The increased
attendance is encouraging, especially OF
the law class, which is considerably in
excess of last years number. General
Ice, we are happy to say, is on hand,
having to O large degree recovered from
bis late attack,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-21
Electric Lights in Charleston, Ues'
N;r.n infn.
Special telegram to me Dispa'sh.l

T5TcVIIT WIVETaTT " NO UI7IN--lI'I
CHARLEsToy, ". Va, September
20.-To-night the city fakes another
step in modern progress and is lighted
in part by the electric light. Two
thirds of the business places have the
light, and MS soon as the connections
are finished the town viii also be light
ed in this WAY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-21
Death OF General Asa Rogers,

LrEsBURG, VA, September 90
News has Just been received here that
General Asa Rogers, late Second Au-
ditor of the State, died at his home in
MiddleburO to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-21

WANTED, TWO SAiESNNN.
~ salary and commission IaN. ADply AZ
81 east Broad strco- ietp,ol sAd 81 a. ID.
and 4 and T. " fn .i-lt'
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AUCTION sALEs-This Day.
D1CHMOND BAZAAR, p
Nos. 1888 AND i4lO FRANKLIN STREET.
REGULAR ANNUAL SALE OF sUPERIO
STOCK RAISED BY
HOLM II DAVIS ESQ NEAR RICuMDNp,

REGULAR ANNUAL SALE of SUPERIOR
STOCK RAISED BY
JOHN Il. DAVIS, ESQ. NEAR RICHMOND,
on WEDNESDAY. 2lsT INSTANT,
commencing at II O'Clock, We will sell at the
BBzaaT- ..,.,,
10 superior ALDERNEY and GUERNSEY
CUNS-fTesh
l pair elegant well-matched HORsES-suits-
BE Tor family purposes;
! superior FAMILY MARE:
GUERNSEY BULJ--a beautiful animal;
two year-old JERSEY BULi.-a specimeni
10 JERSEY HElfEk CALVES, from Tour
months 20 two years old
I two year-0ld FlLLf By Carlos:
tVo-yesr-old Kentucky. bred GELD NGi
/ tBo-yeRr-old GElDlNG By Tooiles, Jr'
1'tbrce-y ear.old GLIDING by h0mney-a
hnutsome, stylish, ana horouSnly-OroAe
horse
The character Of the stock raised by ~
Davis Il 70 generally recognized that setail-
90 description IL deemed unnecessary, aui
when it j. announced that the sale Is unre-
sory.d 20 think that Il should attract PUBIC
attention.
Catalogues will Zee ready IN fen days.
sel7 T.. e. COOK, SaiCsnaS.
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BY George w. Mayo, Au&ionecr.
Ono. Z. laughton, Jr., sAesman)
No. q Ninth street.
NIVE CRATES IMPORTED IRON

TIVF CRATES IMPORTED IRON
4 STONE CHINA AT AUCTlON.-On
WEDNESDAY THE .lsT INsVANr
at lcT O'Clock will sell at my auction house
n desirable consignment " iNPOaiED IRON
STONE CHINA. consisting u
TOIfET-SETs, TEA-SktN,
BkEAKFAST, DINNER, SOUR, and TEA
ILAIES.
FLAT end FOUND DISHES.
COVERED DISHES. 2 tBtENS aud BOWLS;
$50 SE1S COFFEE an4 TEA GUYS AMI
SAICER~.
BASINS and FWrRs, CHAMBERS,
MUGS. PIT ClIkS. 81 TIERS.
The goods should demand tnc attention OIL
thcrctL.i ua!e anu viii lo cold ia lots 20 sui.
them. GEORGE ". MAYO,
sc.O trcIolorr.
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CuFSAPFAKEAND OHIO ROUTE.
Z FcErrUIR TAXING Er7scT
SEPTEMBER 4. fI,

AAgE KlfI.a0EL,
$40 A. Il ror Newport rrt.. nE roi Cos.
lon. 4ul Gclsis, aaly except
dly.
1910 a. - Ilrc1o, and local baN F. 81
pY..t. West ~iecper- tNiton
Trre LeGi tIul an- 30. Louis,
Cy-.p' trll-y.
400 r. IT, fr N,Wf5r NsTs. Oia Point and
Nlrfula. exert >und.g.
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so y. 81. Iot Louisville, C'nc.unsu, Chics-
rl. 80. Louis. Mem. .ht-, aul ltv
u-lsaus -- Fast kyprei IS Win
through Iulmaus daily only
loIo running nllmans wet
,r0u NChmoui-
200 A. n. sundays only. for Nowpoh News
Old Point aul norfolk.
spalYs n HtuNoND.
SIS A. n. Charlottesville Accpmiuoda o. ct-
cent sunday.
1893 A. e. NON Norfolk. Oii Point, AL NC3-
r0rt Nr~.s cEC.rf sunday
$50 =. A. from local points sud tho West, e1-
ccrtSI1d8G
g3J 4 ". from l.t kCiu, Ne"!Drt Ntn-
and Norf n daily.
$40 T. n. from Louisville ald Cincinnati
Fast fApress--daiY
"rrct: Seventeenth and Broad sTeoA
T'cxeis r.. 1907 Main street AMI 40 ne depot.
II. ". FULLER,
General passeN ger Agent
WlLLdABs c. WICEHAT, Second Nicc-Pree'-
dert. &C. ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-21

CAIB o. 4 LARGE AID De
- SIHA8LE STOCK OF CLOrWNG, G1N-
TLENEN'S FURNISHING GOODS, PIECE
GOODS, HATS, Sr0EEFlXTCRC~, &r., &C.,
Al ACC-lJE.-Hlriur determined to retire
fior business, win sell, at my store, 70. 1871
east Main street, GA
MONDAY TIE 2GTU INSTANT
AZ 10 o'clock, my entire stock and lNtrrcs, cm-
brscinc-
MEMS. YOUTHS. AND CHiLDRENS
SUITS:
OVERCOATS. SHIRTS. HOSIERY, HATS,
GENTLEMEN's FURNISHING GOODS;
A Gle liue of PIECE GOODS. g., Ne.
Also. SIX EXCELLENT COUNTER table, (;
sIIyLR-ILA1ED SHOWCASE. MIRROR, Ec.
Iloaucuuon ~ toe trade "a asked. ls thN
roCl enc an etasoratia aud viii he cold with
ont limit or reserve. sAiA NLLNoN.
JAS. MACDCCGAL., Salesman. se-l